Monomyth

an archetypal myth, a story template or common theme used in many myths

• elixir

• herald

• metaphorical

• monomyth

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Midoriya of Hero Academy discovers his goals as a Hero and finally learns what is at stake. What stage of Hero's Journey does this imply to?

• The Ordinary World

• Crossing the Threshold

• Call to Adventure

• The Road Back

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Which description below best matches the monomyth plot point: Introduction?

• Early in the story. The hero receives information, sometimes good, other times bad, and this information sends the hero on their journey.

• This is where we meet the hero. We know what they like and what they are unhappy with. The story has just begun.

• The hero, still in the known world, doesn't want to go on the adventure, but, finally they accept the call to adventure.

• Now the story has REALLY begun. The hero will have to overcome several small challenges. These challenges seem dangerous in the moment, but are rather small compared to the ultimate threat.

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Which description below best matches the monomyth plot point: Call to Adventure?

• Early in the story. The hero receives information, sometimes good, other times bad, and this information sends the hero on their journey.

• This is where we meet the hero. We know what they like and what they are unhappy with. The story has just begun.

• The hero, still in the known world, doesn't want to go on the adventure, but, finally they accept the call to adventure.

• Now the story has REALLY begun. The hero will have to overcome several small challenges. These challenges seem dangerous in the moment, but are rather small compared to the ultimate threat.

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Phrase coined by American mythologist and writer Joseph Campbell to describe the narrative pattern he discovered.

• Monomyth

• Story structure

• The Hero's Journey

• Quintessential Story

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monomyth

• a hero's journey

• a biography

• a short story

• realistic fiction

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What is another name for hero's journey?

• Ordeal

• Monomyth

• Resolution

• Legacy

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What is another name for the Hero's Journey?

• monomyth

• crisis

• resolution

• legacy

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What is another name for the Hero's Journey?

• legacy

• monomyth

• crisis

• resolution

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Which description below best matches the monomyth plot point: Refusal/Acceptance of the Call?

• Early in the story. The hero receives information, sometimes good, other times bad, and this information sends the hero on their journey.

• This is where we meet the hero. We know what they like and what they are unhappy with. The story has just begun.

• The hero, still in the known world, doesn't want to go on the adventure, but, finally they accept the call to adventure.

• Now the story has REALLY begun. The hero will have to overcome several small challenges. These challenges seem dangerous in the moment, but are rather small compared to the ultimate threat.

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